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Even with the effort of designing, launching and running the kickstarterwe haven’t stopped developing! In the last two weeks, besides the coding work on the git …

Running a kickstarter campaign can be quite exhausting! But that doesn't mean that coding stops -- here is one new Krita 2.9 feature that we prepared earlier: …

After the successful release of Krita 2.8, the advanced open source digital painting application, the we're kicking off the work on the next release with a …

Last weekend we celebrated a Krita sprint in Deventer, an event that reunites Krita’s developers to talk about, coordinate and if possible code the next steps …

Would you like to tell us something about yourself? My name is Wayne Parker. I'm a professional illustrator from Virginia Beach, VA, but living in …

When a feature is proposed there is discussion and feedback before getting into coding and implementation. The debate continues until most devs and artists …

The third monthly bugfix release for Krita 2.8 is out! Download your Windows installer now, or get your distribution's updated packages! There are quite a few …

Big changes are made through small steps, and this week we made a lot of them. The team worked hard to unify tag management, standardize color rendering across …

Remember Playkot's Supercity? Game artist Paul Geraskin liked has just started a crowdfunding campaign to support working on a new indie game, inspired by …

It’s been a busy week at Krita development headquarters. And with so much work being done I feel proud to share all the great stuff that’s happening on the main …

Hello, my name is Danas, better known publicly by my nickname Danas Anis. I am a multimedia design artist working at Bstudija print design and manufacturing …

Great software like Krita doesn't happen all by itself. There's development, of course! Volunteer work (like Manuel Riecke's new Posterize filter), sponsored …